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UPDATED: History of Women in Trucking

As we move through 2021, we find ourselves in the month of March; spring is coming already! While the weather outside starts to gradually warm up, March is also Women’s History Month! This is a great time of the year to celebrate all of the…
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5 Things Professional Truckers Should NEVER Do

Being a professional truck driver offers individuals many perks and opportunities, such as seeing new sites and places, being free on the open road, and expanding your network and career knowledge. However, to become a professional truck driver,…
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Essential gear for truckers

Truck driving can be rough on your body which is why it is important to have all the essential gear to make the trucker lifestyle easier on your body. The right gear includes shoes, sunglasses, sunscreen and window UV protection. In addition…
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Misconceptions about the trucking industry

Trucking isn’t an easy job and it becomes more difficult when some individuals have a false perception about the industry. There are a few misconceptions about the trucking industry that aren’t true and we are here to set the record straight for those who work hard to keep the economy moving.
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4th of July Trucking Safety

Fireworks, barbeques, summer heat: yes the Fourth of July is here once again! As many people are celebrating our country’s Independence Day, that means a lot of people will be traveling. According to the American Automobile Association (AAA),…
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DOT physicals in the trucking industry

In the trucking industry, knowing if we have healthy employees on the road is a safety precaution we use to ensure that everyone is safe. With just 30 to 60 minutes of your time, it doesn’t take long for doctors to draw blood, take urine samples…
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Tips for truckers in Summer

During the Summer season, it’s up to truck drivers to pay attention to their surroundings and be prepared for anything that may come their way. That’s why it’s important you build on your basics skills and training to be more aware…
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How truckers can help stop Human Trafficking

With 40.3 million victims being effected by human trafficking globally, it’s up to people in the trucking community to stop trafficking for good. No matter where it’s happening, truck drivers have specific training that the everyday civilians…
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How to prevent accidents at your next stop

For most truck drivers, being safe on the road is such a priority that it’s easy to forget that accidents can happen off the road as well. Anytime a driver is rushing, not paying attention or being careless with safety precautions, this increases…

How to recognize hazards while trucking

Some drivers find it a challenge to manage the space around their truck when dealing with other vehicles weaving in and out of the truck’s blind spots, tailgaters, construction zones and traffic congestion. That’s why all drivers must…